Definition of Turfiness. Meaning of Turfiness. Synonyms of Turfiness

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Definition of Turfiness

Turfiness
Turfiness Turf"i*ness, n. Quality or state of being turfy.

Meaning of Turfiness from wikipedia

- except for 'a few which happen'd to be housed', and 'in a very few deep…and turfy moulded gardens where some, perhaps enough for seed for the same ground...
- Bay and Polzeath where he often walked. It begins: I know so well this turfy mile, These clumps of sea-pink withered brown, The breezy cliff, the awkward...
- ****u-chan 2013 ****o Kitty My Melody Pompompurin Little Twin Stars Cinnamoroll Turfy Jewelpet ****u-chan Goexpanda Kuromi 2012 ****o Kitty My Melody Little Twin...
- novel she says: [...] near a plantation a little off the roadside, upon a turfy bank, I found the semblance of a rude grave. It was a narrow ridge, raised...
- urchins will then have to shift into foraging for other resources, such as "turfy" algal species. An area of the subtidal where the po****tion growth of sea...
- cercidascus C.B.Clarke Carex cercostachys Franch. Carex cespitosa L. – turfy sedge Carex × cetica Rech. Carex ceylanica Boeckeler Carex chalciolepis...
- dry crowberry (Empetrum nigrum) tundra. Shingle beaches give way to flat, turfy surfaces. Yuzhnyy Island is dotted with small brackish pools. The waters...
- which have been recorded for Protea caespitosa are dual-leaf protea and turfy erodendrum, or, in the Afrikaans language, biskopsuikerbos.[citation needed]...
- been the castle's coach stable. 'Cespititious' in the above quote means 'turfy' or 'gr****-covered', from the Latin 'caespes' meaning 'turf'. Hodgson copying...
- of the Mo river... The meadow here is a quarter of a mile broad, and its turfy terraces, sprinkled with the frosted remains of last year’s wild-flowers...